Become an Instructional Designer
Course Description
Are you a teacher looking for a better work-life balance? A trainer wanting to prove your expertise? Or a beginner eager to join the booming L&D industry? This is your bridge to a new career.
By the end of this course, you won't just "know" Instructional Design, you will have the knowledge, skills, and professional certificate required to build instructionally sound, high-engagement eLearning that gets results.
Why This Course is Different
Unlike academic theory-heavy courses, Jennifer Gardner (a former teacher turned EdTech expert) delivers a practical, workshop-style experience. This isn't just a series of lectures; it’s a career-launching toolkit.
Designed for Career Switchers: We speak your language, translating your existing classroom skills into "Corporate ID" terminology.
Accessibility-First: Master Inclusive & Universal Design, the #1 skill modern companies are looking for in 2026.
Scaffolded Learning: Concepts build logically, ensuring you never feel overwhelmed, regardless of your tech background.
Interview Ready: We go beyond design to cover Emerging Trends, giving you the confidence to speak like an industry veteran in your first interview.
What You Will Master:
The Foundation: Crafting Learning Objectives that actually drive performance.
The Frameworks: Navigating ID Models (ADDIE, SAM) like a pro.
The Science: Applying Adult Learning and Multimedia Principles to keep learners hooked.
The Blueprint: Step-by-step guides for Setting Up a New Project from scratch.
The Future: Mastering 2026 trends to stay ahead of the competition.
What You'll Get Checklist:
Downloadable Templates (e.g, Instructional Design Document).
7+ Practice Exercises to build your confidence.
Dive deeper into topics that peak your curiosity with links and recommendations.
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